Beware people trying to SELL you things [Otis]

#16 04-28-2006, 08:32 PM

Try this one:

http://datacore.sciflicks.com/2001/s...nt_do_that.wav

#15 04-28-2006, 08:30 PM

The Central Scrutinizer wrote:
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> > If you can not "figure it out" in the ebook then I doubt that the engineering part of the book > would be of any value to you.
> Horseshit. You said quite explicitly earlier that the e-book was on the
> site for free. You did not say 'an extract', nor 'some chapters'. If
> the full book had been available, it might have given people a chance
> to understand the substrate of your premises a bit more clearly.
> This is bait-and-switch at its worst. Either make the entire book
> available on the site, or do NOT say that the book _is_ available.
> Just another lie, to add to the list. I think Neil's right - You are a
> greedy old liar, trying to baffle the populace with your gibberish in
> hopes of making book sales.
> Prove me wrong. Make the ENTIRE book available on the site, as you said
> you did.

http://www.palantir.net/2001/tma1/wav/cantdo.wav

#14 04-27-2006, 02:23 PM

- quote -

> If you can not "figure it out" in the ebook then I doubt that the engineering part of the book > would be of any value to you.

Horseshit. You said quite explicitly earlier that the e-book was on the
site for free. You did not say 'an extract', nor 'some chapters'. If
the full book had been available, it might have given people a chance
to understand the substrate of your premises a bit more clearly.

This is bait-and-switch at its worst. Either make the entire book
available on the site, or do NOT say that the book _is_ available.

Just another lie, to add to the list. I think Neil's right - You are a
greedy old liar, trying to baffle the populace with your gibberish in
hopes of making book sales.

Prove me wrong. Make the ENTIRE book available on the site, as you said
you did.

BD

#13 04-27-2006, 07:45 AM

otisbrown[at]pa.net wrote:
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> Dear Quick,
> Suject: The content of "How to Avoid Nearsighedness".
> The nature of the book (preventing a the development
> of a negative refractive state for the natural eye)
> is described in Chapters 1 through 3, and the
> last Chaper.
> That should be enough for your understanding.
> The technical part chapters 4 through 10, are
> the result of engineering analys submitted
> to IEEE/EMBS anual conferences.
> If you can not "figure it out" in the ebook
> then I doubt that the engineering part
> of the book would be of any value
> to you.

Are you implying that chapters 4 through 10 are of
no value? Since anyone should be able to "figure it out"
from the first 3 chapters? Or is this the same ploy I
see on the infomercials on TV. Some vague statements
for free but if you want to actually see if there is any
value you have to pay first?

P.S. submitting something to the IEEE/EMBS annual
conferences does not imbue value on it. Anyone can
submit anything.

-Quick

#12 04-27-2006, 03:54 AM

Dear Quick,

Suject: The content of "How to Avoid Nearsighedness".

The nature of the book (preventing a the development
of a negative refractive state for the natural eye)
is described in Chapters 1 through 3, and the
last Chaper.

That should be enough for your understanding.

The technical part chapters 4 through 10, are
the result of engineering analys submitted
to IEEE/EMBS anual conferences.

If you can not "figure it out" in the ebook
then I doubt that the engineering part
of the book would be of any value
to you.

Otis

#11 04-27-2006, 12:34 AM

acemanvx[at]yahoo.com wrote:
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> "What was the name?
> Maybe the hard copy "I-SEE" costs $25 and
> the electronic copy "no I-SEE" is free?
> and understandably so..."
> Otis said it costs money to publish and print the
> hardcover copy of his book so hes selling the book based
> on material cost. Its like me giving the game for free
> but charging a little money for the disc the game comes
> on!

Do you have a complete electronic copy? No one else
seems to be able to find it. Just a couple of chapters.

-Quick

#10 04-27-2006, 12:21 AM

"What was the name?
Maybe the hard copy "I-SEE" costs $25 and
the electronic copy "no I-SEE" is free?
and understandably so..."

Otis said it costs money to publish and print the hardcover copy of his
book so hes selling the book based on material cost. Its like me giving
the game for free but charging a little money for the disc the game
comes on!

#9 04-26-2006, 10:12 PM

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> What was the name?

Ah, I expect he's just flinging more horsesh*t - he'll blame you for
not being able to find it, then go off on his usual parrot routine.

What a yard sale.

#8 04-26-2006, 10:05 PM

The Central Scrutinizer wrote:
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> > Let me repeat: The electronic copy
> > of my book is no I-SEE for free.
> Only thing I can see is a web extract of a couple of
> chapters, and an ad for the full book for $25.

What was the name?
Maybe the hard copy "I-SEE" costs $25 and
the electronic copy "no I-SEE" is free?
and understandably so...

-Quick

#7 04-26-2006, 09:55 PM

- quote -

> Let me repeat: The electronic copy
> of my book is no I-SEE for free.

Only thing I can see is a web extract of a couple of chapters, and an
ad for the full book for $25.

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